kanelli wrote:MaaaD, are you implying that the actions of Al Qaeda in these terrorist attacks actually spoke for the majority of the Arab/Muslim world? That the Arab/Muslim world were vicariously sending a wake-up call to the US about their actions in the Middle East? If yes, then don't blame Americans for "stereotyping" that Arabs and Muslims are dangerous - because maybe they are... especially if they took pleasure in watching the 9/11 attacks. I was under the impression that Arabs/Muslims felt that Al Qaeda was an extremist group that they did not want to be associated with.
I thought i had replied to this but i guess not
Kanelli, i am not sure where in my post did you get the idea that i said Al Qaeda spoke for the Arab/Muslim word. Infact i didnt mention Al Qaeda once in my post. I will assure you most of the Arab/Muslim world views Bin Laden and co as lunatics who are causing us more grief, death and destruction than anyone else in this world. Again i am not sure how your reply has anything to do with my original post.
